PRESS & MEDIA

Fly4Elephants drew public attention because it was not built as a theoretical conservation concept, but as a working field effort.

From its early operations in Kenya, the project generated interest across print, radio, television, and online media. That coverage documented both the urgency of the poaching crisis and the unusual nature of the response: a self-built, light-aircraft initiative created to support elephant protection through direct aerial presence.

The material collected here serves as part of the public record of that work.

It provides independent documentation of the project’s field activity, the context in which it operated, and the wider attention it received at the time.

Taken together, these reports help place Fly4Elephants in its proper context: not as a concept on paper, but as a real conservation aviation effort tested under difficult conditions in Kenya.

The County Weekly (Kenya), April/May 2013
Feature on Fly4Elephants, aerial patrol work in the Maasai Mara, and the project’s early conservation visibility in Kenya.

Capital FM Nairobi, March 2013
Feature on Fly4Elephants, aerial patrol work in the Maasai Mara, and the project’s early public visibility in Kenya.